LSAT
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Law Schools
25 Percent Of Law Schools Say They Plan To Accept The GRE
The landscape of legal education is shifting before our eyes. -
Law Schools, LSAT
Why Is LSAC So Worried About The GRE? The LSAT Doesn't Seem To Be In Any Danger
Pre-law students are still *really* eager to take the LSAT. - Sponsored
New Report - Are Small Firms Achieving Their Legal Tech Goals?
In this new report of more than 100 professionals at small and smaller midsize law firms, iManage and Above the Law shed new light on… -
Law Schools
LSAC Unintentionally Proves Why Law Schools Need The GRE
They are NOT happy about schools accepting the GRE.
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Law Schools
Georgetown Joins The List Of Law Schools Accepting The GRE
They may not be in the T14 anymore, but Georgetown still knows how to spot a good trend. -
Law Schools, LSAT
Northwestern Officially Accepting The GRE
Another top-tier school accepts the GRE. -
Books, Career Center, Career Files, Pre-Law
From The Career Files: The Law School Admission Game, Play Like An Expert, 3rd Ed.
The Law School Admission Game, first published in 2009, has been rewritten and updated as a third edition. -
Law Schools, LSAT
STEM Majors Who Excel On The LSAT Have No Interest In Law School
Is it any wonder that law schools are gunning to accept GRE scores for admissions purposes? -
LSAT, Sponsored Content
The Case Against In-Class LSAT Prep Courses
Finally, there is a better way to prepare for the LSAT. - Sponsored
The Ethical use of Generative AI
What’s the key to empowering your legal team with the efficiency and insight of AI while protecting the integrity of their work? Read this article… -
Career Center, Career Files, LSAT
From The Career Files: What’s Going On With The LSAT?
Here’s a rundown of changes relating to the LSAT that you should know if you plan to apply to law school in the next year or two. -
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LSAT, Sponsored Content
LSAT Logic Games: Intro To In/Out Grouping Games
Learn about In/Out Grouping Games on the LSAT with this excerpt from THE BRIEF, Manhattan Prep’s free LSAT prep email series. -
Law Schools
In The LSAT v. GRE Battle, Should The ABA Get Involved?
Law schools are split on the issue. -
Non-Sequiturs
Non-Sequiturs: 06.28.17
* Very interesting piece by Mark Joseph Stern on Justice Neil M. Gorsuch’s dissent in Pavan v. Smith (aka the “LGBT parents on birth certificates” case). It seems to me that Justice Gorsuch’s statement is technically correct — the Arkansas Department of Health (1) was okay with giving the named plaintiffs their birth certificates and (2) conceded that in the artificial-insemination context, gay couples can’t be treated differently than straight couples (see the Arkansas Supreme Court opinion, footnote 1 and page 18) — but it’s either confusing, at best, or misleading and disingenuous, at worst (the view of Shannon Minter of the National Center for Lesbian Rights, counsel to the plaintiffs). [Slate]
* Speaking of Justice Gorsuch, Adam Feldman makes some predictions about what we can expect from him in the future, based on his first few opinions. [Empirical SCOTUS]
* Professor Rick Hasen has made up his mind on this: “Gorsuch is the new Scalia, just as Trump promised.” [Los Angeles Times]
* The VC welcomes a new co-conspirator: Professor Sai Prakash, a top scholar of constitutional law and executive power. [Volokh Conspiracy / Washington Post]
* Now that Harvard Law School will accept GRE scores in lieu of LSAT scores, what do law school applicants need to know about the two tests? [Law School HQ]
* And what do Snapchat users need to know about the app’s new “Snap Map” feature? Cyberspace lawyer Drew Rossow flags potential privacy problems. [WFAA]
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Law Schools
Students Applaud Changes To LSAT Even If They Don't Know What It Means
Even though you can take the exam more frequently it doesn't mean you should. -
Law Schools
Harvard’s Accepting The GRE -- How Much Should You Freak Out?
Is this a cynical dumbing down of law schools or a reasonable academic accommodation? -
Law Schools
The Law School Brain Drain Continues To Wreak Havoc
Fewer applicants on top of horrible LSAT scores? Uh-oh... -
Law Schools, Student Loans
The Most Affordable Law Schools With The Highest Starting Salaries For Graduates
How does your law school measure up? -
LSAT, Sponsored Content
LSAT 101: How To Study For The LSAT Without Ever Leaving Your Inbox
Learn the basics of the LSAT in the first installment of THE BRIEF, Manhattan Prep's comprehensive, free LSAT prep email series. -
Law Schools
Law School Applications With Terrible LSAT Scores Are Soaring
Didn't get a great score on the LSAT? Law school (debt) may still be in your future. -
Law Schools
Another Elite Law School Eyes Accepting The GRE
The dominos keep falling as more law schools consider the GRE.